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Summary
Book caption: "On the other hand some soils on higher ground may consist of little but dense laterite, and this carries the bizarre ‘blackboy heath’ given character by scattered Xanthorrhoea drummondii as the only tall plants in a low heath of extremely hard, sclerophyllous plants, typically Dryandra and Hakea species with numerous sedges and restioids."
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Title devised by cataloguer from information supplied by donor. Users are advised that the original caption for this image includes terminology which reflects the attitude of the era in which the item was created that may be considered inappropriate today.
Subjects
- Botanists -- Western Australia -- Photographs.
- Xanthorrhoea -- Western Australia -- Photographs.
- Dryandra -- Western Australia -- Photographs.
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Call Number
BA2480/3.90
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